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France Limits Algeria Trade with EU
The article discusses France’s decision during the European Union foreign ministers’ meeting regarding the trade restrictions imposed by Algeria on French imports. It was reported that there have been verbal instructions from Algeria since the end of July to remove French products from import programs, except for pharmaceuticals, aiming to restrict their entry. France’s exports to Algeria have significantly decreased, with a 21.3% drop in car sales and a 19.8% decline in machinery and equipment, along with a downturn in certain sectors even before these restrictions were implemented. This reflects a deterioration in the trade relations between the two countries. The report also shows an intertwining of diplomatic and political disputes with economic decisions, as Algeria continues to impose restrictions on French imports, while Europe monitors the situation and calls for a negotiated solution. This is part of a broader conflict between Algeria and the European Union over trade and investment restrictions that has been ongoing since 2021.
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